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# FAQ

**How do I create a Delegate Token?**

Go to <https://delegate.xyz/marketplace/ethereum>, click on the "List an Item" button, then choose an NFT to deposit and the expiration time.

<figure><img src="/files/33hlQUCJGDM2YUbZSn6o" alt=""><figcaption><p>The frontend flow to list on Delegate Market (and optionally create a Delegate Token).</p></figcaption></figure>

**What can I do with my Delegate Token?**

You can sell it on NFT marketplaces, including our native one!

**How do I get my NFT back?**

When the Delegate Token expires, you get your NFT back. Since it's stored in trustless escrow, there's no counterparty risk!

**Why would someone buy my Delegate Token?**

Owning a Delegate Token means that the holder has all delegation rights. So this could be valuable if you want an airdrop claim, access to a token-gated discord, or so on.

**Do I need to connect my vault to use Delegate Market?**

The NFT is stored in escrow when you mint a Delegate Token, to prevent people from selling or transferring the underlying NFT while its rights are delegated. So you'll need to connect whichever wallet holds the NFT.

**Is Delegate Market safe?**

Audit results can be found on Code4rena. All core smart contracts are immutable with the exception of some metadata parameters.